WPS-445133-02

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WPS-445133-02
4.4 - 5.1 GHz 2W High Efficiency Linear Power Amplifier
Preliminary Data Sheet and Application Note
May 2010
FEATURES
APPLICATIONS
32 dB Gain
Telemetry
33 dBm P1dB
Private Microwave Network
26.0 dBm Linear Pout @ 2.5% EVM (802.11 64QAM)
Military Wireless Communications
Fully Matched Input and Output for Easy Cascade
+8V Bias Voltage
Surface Mount Package with RoHS Compliance
MTTF > 100 yrs @ 85C Ambient Temperature
DESCRIPTION
The WPS-445133-02 is a linear power amplifier operating between 4.4 GHz and 4.9 GHz based on high linearity FET
technology. It provides +26 dBm of average power at 2.5% EVM (error-vector-magnitude) under the same test pattern as
that of 802.16 64QAM. It has 33 dB of gain. This linear power amplifier also has excellent reliability. Ideal applications
include the driver and the output power stage of microwave radios that utilizes digital modulation similar to those for
802.16 and 802.11. It also can be used for PTP (Point-To-Point) radios in this band to provide saturated or linear power.
TYPICAL RF PERFORMANCE:
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS:
@ 25C, Vds=8V, Vgs=-1.5V, Vp=4.5, Idq=850mA, Z0=50ohm
PARAMETER
UNITS
TYPICAL DATA
Ta=25C *
PARAMETERS
UNITS
MAX
4400-5100
Drain-Source Voltage
V
10
dB
32
Gate-Source Voltage
V
-5
+/- dB
1.5
Input Return Loss
dB
10
Output Return Loss
dB
7
Output P1dB
dBm
33
Pout @ 2.5% EVM
dBm
26.0
RF Input Pow er
dbM
+10
mA
870
Channel Temperature
ºC
175
ºC/W
14
Frequency Range
Gain
Gain Flatness
Operating Current
Thermal Resistance
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MHz
Pinch-Off Voltage
V
5
Drain Current
mA
1000
Gate Current
mA
10
Pinch-Off Current
mA
10
DC Pow er Dissipation
W
10
Storage Temperature
ºC
-55 to 150
Operation of this devices above any one of these
parameters may cause permanent damage.
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WPS-445133-02
4.4 - 5.1 GHz 2W High Efficiency Linear Power Amplifier
Preliminary Data Sheet and Application Note
May 2010
TYPICAL RF PERFORMANCE: @ 25C, Vdd=8.5, Vgs=-1.0V
Gain Response vs. Frequency
Return Loss vs. Frequency
EVM vs. Burst Power and Frequency Vdd=8, Vg=-0.85, Vp=5.5, Ids=850mA
Ids vs. Burst Power and Frequency Vdd=8, Vg=-0.85, Vp=5.5
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Fremont, CA 94538
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WPS-445133-02
4.4 - 5.1 GHz 2W High Efficiency Linear Power Amplifier
Preliminary Data Sheet and Application Note
May 2010
OUTLINE DRAWING: All dimensions are in inches
.15 MAX.
.430
GAP. .003 TYP.
.050 TYP. 2 PLCS.
.250
INPUT SIDE DOT
.050 TYP. 8 PLCS.
.270
.024 TYP. 10 PLCS.
OUTPUT PAD
Pin
1
2
3
4
5
Pin Designation
Signal Name
Pin
NC
6
GND
7
RF In
8
GND
9
Vp
10
Signal Name
Vgate
GND
RF Out
GND
Vdd
GROUND PAD
INPUT PAD
.040 TYP. 2 PLCS.
TYPICAL SCATTERING PARAMETERS: Vdd=8, Vds=8V, Vgs=-1.5V, Idq=850mA, Ta=25C, Z0=50ohm
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WPS-445133-02
4.4 - 5.1 GHz 2W High Efficiency Linear Power Amplifier
Preliminary Data Sheet and Application Note
May 2010
APPLICATION NOTE
The evaluation board, shown in Figure 1, is fabricated
with Rogers’s 4003 material which is 20 mil in thickness,
and has 2 oz copper. It has multiple DC input
connections and two RF lines. The WPS-445133-02
shown in the center of board is a 2 watt amplifier with
high gain and high linearity amplifier. The amplifier chips
assembly is attached to the modified ‘02’ package and
includes three bias entries and two RF connections. The
bias tees are built-in to the package. Due to the size
limitation in the package only small bypass capacitor is
included inside the package. Additional large external
bypassing capacitors are still required on the DC lines.
The amplifier can operate up to approximately 85°C.
FIGURE 1 Evaluation Board
An earless flange or flange package is offered with better Tjc to be used at much
higher temperatures. Please consult the factory for your specific application. For best
thermal performance, the PCB requires via holes with a diameter of 20 mils placed
uniformly in the center pad. They also reduce RF impedances to the ground as shown
in Figure 2. The via holes can be filled with conductive epoxy for best thermal
performance. The bypassing capacitor near the amplifier should have a short circuit
resonance at the frequency of operation. A 3.9pf 0603 capacitor from AVX has a series
resonance at 5.5 GHz and will make a good choice as the first bypass capacitor.
FIGURE 2 Hole Layout
Adjacent larger value capacitors, such as 100pf, 1000pf and 2.2uF can be used to
maintain voltage stability under peak current conditions. The DC ground via holes
should be laid out to minimize inductive returns associated with ground loops. Use of
stitch ground via holes can help control the return current and also maintain ground
continuity between the top and the bottom ground layers. Two mounting holes are
used near the PA assembly to secure the board to the chassis; this also minimizes
ground current loops and improves thermal conductivity in case the board is not
soldered to the chassis.
The internal bias tees inside the PA are quarter-wave stubs at the gate and drain inputs. A series 56 ohm resistor is
connected to the gate and Vp bias supply to increase the effective impedance and reduce the risk of oscillations. The RF
lines are DC blocked internally; two zero ohm resistors are used at the input and output 50 ohms traces. The WPS-44513302 has a noise figure less than 7.0 dB. A plot of noise figure versus frequency at Idq is shown in Figure 2. The amplifier
behaves like a class ‘A’ amplifier. At small signal levels the amplifier operates at Idq. A plot of P1dB versus frequency from
4.4 to 5.1 GHz is shown in Figure 3. The drain current Idd increases to 880 mA to 950 mA from Idq of 850 mA as power
increases.
The gain versus temperature has a negative slope of -0.07 dB/!
The two tone linearity shown in Figure 4 is swept across a power range from 15 to 25 dBm per tone at the output of the
amplifier from 4.4 to 4.9 GHz. At 22 dBm per tone the IMD3 is 50 dBc and OIP3 is 47 dBm. The Burst power shown in
Figure 5 is measured across the frequency range from 4.4 to 4.9 GHz at error vector magnitudes equal to 2% and 2.5%.
The modulation is 802.16x and each frame cycle has a 10 msec duration and runs continuously. Equalization is enabled
when measuring EVM performance. The WPS amplifier bias condition is Vdd=8V and the gate voltage is -0.85V and
voltage power control 4.5V for an Idq=850 mA. A diagram of test setup is shown in Figure 7 and includes the frame
information about the test pattern. The gain stability over temperature is shown in Figure 6 and 7. The temperature range
was taken at 10 C to 85 C deg and varies 3 dB at a fix frequency.
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WPS-445133-02
4.4 - 5.1 GHz 2W High Efficiency Linear Power Amplifier
Preliminary Data Sheet and Application Note
May 2010
APPLICATION NOTE CONTINUED
FIGURE 3 Noise Figure
FIGURE 4 P1dB and Ids vs. Frequency
FIGURE 5 Two Tone IMD3 vs. Tone Power
FIGURE 6 Burst Power vs. Frequency
FIGURE 7 Gain and Temperature vs. Frequency
FIGURE 9 EVM vs. Burst Power and Temperature
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FIGURE 8 Gain Temperature Coefficient vs. Frequency
FIGURE 10 EVM vs. Burst Power and Temperature
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